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  • Words and Music

    Belfast City Choir put poetry to song with an inventive Literary Lunchtime show at the Ulster Hall

  • Smalltown Café Tour

    Andrew Ferris, founder of Smalltown America independent record label, on teaming up with Caffè Nero for live gig series

  • Record Store Day 2014

    Andrew Lemon discovers what Belfast has in store for lovers of vinyl on April 19

  • Brilliant Corners

    Moving on Music's four-day jazzfest is an eclectic musical marathon

  • March '14

    Andrew Lemon reviews the latest from Sullivan & Gold, The Wood Burning Savages and Malibu Shark Attack

  • Bourne Davis Kane at Brilliant Corner Jazz Festival

    One of Europe's finest avant-garde jazz trios tune up for a world premiere at Brilliant Corners Festival

  • Duke Special's Gramophone Club

    Andrew Lemon talks to the multi-skilled Peter Wilson about spinning 78rpm vinyls in Belfast's Aether & Echo

  • Composer Patrick Doyle at Belfast Film Festival

    Belfast Film Festival welcomes Kenneth Branagh's film score composer to the Waterfront Hall on March 31

  • Ulster Hall's Organic Lunches

    Belfast City Organist Colm Carey on curating a musical programme to be performed on the Mulholland Organ

  • Eat Static

    Merv Pepler keeps the psychedelic beats pumping at Voodoo after 25 years of dance floor destruction

  • Resonate Futures Conference in Derry

    Former UK City of Culture hosts a wealth of music industry experts and performers from March 20-22

  • Dola

    An 'astonishingly assured and ambitious' debut concept album by experimental duo Allez Bartoli

  • Belfast Funk & Soul

    Founder Marty Lish on the enduring appeal of good time dance music as the Belfast club night celebrates it's fourth birthday

  • Féile an Earraigh Continues

    The springtime arts festival in west Belfast welcomes Lee Scratch Perry and others to the Big Top

  • Night Music

    An innovative presentation of classical music at The MAC proves popular

  • Enniskillen Celebrates the Showbands

    Jenny Cathcart relives the heady days of the showband era at Enniskillen Public Library

  • Master & Dog

    The folk-rock act channel early Snow Patrol in an inspired set at Voodoo, writes Andrew Lemon

  • Donovan

    The folk legend gives a songwriting masterclass in Belfast

  • Grosvenor Choir at 20

    The 40-strong Belfast-based choir celebrates a landmark anniversary with two special performances

  • Broken Melody Records

    Andrew Lemon discovers how the Belfast-based label is giving work experience to budding impresarios and releasing its second compilation

  • Belfast Nashville Songwriters Festival

    Legendary folk musician Donovan on finger-picking, his Irish ancestry and the enduring power of the arts

  • Percy French Quartet

    The renaissance man's songs and poems hark back to a simpler time at the Linen Hall Library

  • Sid Peacock's Surge

    Bangor-born leader of the 16-piece ensemble on fusing jazz and trad for new project following ACES award success

  • #LiveLouder Competition

    Belfast City Council invite young musicians to submit songs by March 10 for Belfast: Future City gig
  • Meilana Gillard

    Meilana Gillard and the Brilliant Corners Jazz Festival

    The saxophonist on hustling a living in New York, relocating to Belfast and working on album number two

  • Wired

    Ed Zealous's long-awaited debut album features a cluster of great tracks but feels out of place in 2014, writes Andrew Lemon

  • Other Voices

    Derry~Londonderry again plays host to the acclaimed music series featuring Foy Vance and more

  • Independent Venue Week

    Oh Yeah Music Centre hosts The Couth, Go Wolf and Little Bear

  • Traveling Troubadour Pat Dam Smyth

    Chris Jones talks with the worldly songwriter about touring with Johnny Borell, burning out and seeing his album The Great Divide reborn

  • The Beatelles

    The impossibly youthful County Cavan band The Whereabouts introduce Beatles aficionados, The Beatelles at the Out To Lunch festival

  • Speaking With Ulster Orchestra's Rafael Payare

    The Venezuelan Sistema graduate speaks of his debut with the Ulster Orchestra
  • Nathan Carter

    Nathan Carter

    The Liverpool-Donegal singer's brand of country music has attracted attention outside of Irish country-rock, with a rapidly growing fan base

  • New Line-Up Announcements For Other Voices Derry

    Little Matador and East India Youth added to the line-up with Music Trail bigger and better than ever  

  • To Anywhere...

    Review of Zak Whitefields third EP, the tellingly titled 'To Anywhere...'

  • City And Colour

    Award-winning singer-songwriter Dallas Green, otherwise known as City and Colour performs at the iconic Limelight

  • Meeting Simon McBride

    The Carrickfergus blues-rock guitar virtuoso hailed as a worthy successor to fallen Irish guitar heroes like Rory Gallagher and Gary Moore

  • Deer Tick

    The Rhode Island alt-country rockers deliver a fine set at the Out to Lunch Festival

  • Jack go Black in MAC

  • Derry Tunes Up For Homegrown 2014

    Bronagh Gallagher, Paul Casey and Paddy Nash prepare to play the Millennium Forum on January 17

  • Meeting Little Bear

    With a momentous 2013 behind them, the indie act from Derry~Londonderry look forward to 2014

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